Sentence examples similar to a bit illusion from inspiring English sources

If you hang around a group of diamond dealers for a day, there's a word you'll hear passed around quite a bit -- "illusion".

So it was a bit of an illusion.

David Hume and the Buddhists think that's actually a bit of an illusion.

This might be "a bit of an illusion", given the modest power of most American allies.

But as with Wilder, it's a bit of an illusion.

But this worldview has always been a bit of an illusion.

11, post-Enron, looks increasingly to have been a bit of an illusion.

"It is a bit of an illusion that leaders are governing realities," Mr. Peres said.

Giving users control may be an essential step, but it may also be a bit of an illusion.

Never mind that the notion of the joga bonito itself, part-imposition, part wilful self-mythology, was always a bit of an illusion.

Weeks back, Samsung released the first Samsung Omnia HD/i8910 video quality sample with a bit of an illusion involved, challenging users to guess what was going on.